Edwardian Diamond & Sapphire Double Snake Ring gemstone as well as bringing the

as well as bringing the usual abundance and nourishment

its head resting on the back of the bear's

Stanhopes (aka Stanho-scopes) were invented by René Dagron in 1857 as a way of viewing microphotographs without the need of an expensive microscope

Offered in the original fitted presentation box

my favourite parts are the enamel work to the back and sides

Edwardian Diamond & Sapphire Double Snake Ring gemstone as well as bringing theDATE: Victorian, c. 1901 Historically, the serpent has been a great symbol of fertility, and, through the shedding of their skin, represent re birth, immortality, and healing. This double snake ring is modelled in 18k gold with clear Birmingham hallmarks from the year 1901. Each snake has been set with a gemstone "brain" an old cut diamond and a sapphire, with garnet set eyes. It wraps around the finger twice, with each snakes tail ending at the